Hi,

I use background worker, and I have an event handler,
"WorkProgressChanged" to launch an update of UI controls when the
progress is changed in the background work:

if(WorkProgressChanged != null)
WorkProgressChanged(this, new
ProgressChangedEventArgs(\\ what arguments to use here????));

Anyone can tell me what arguments to use in constructing a
"ProgressChangedEventArgs"?

http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.componentmod el.progresschangedeventargs.progresschangedeventargs.aspx


new ProgressChangedEventArgs( 50 , null );That would be 50%

"Curious" <fir5tsight [at] yahoo.com> wrote in message
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> Hi,
>
> I use background worker, and I have an event handler,
> "WorkProgressChanged" to launch an update of UI controls when the
> progress is changed in the background work:
>
> if(WorkProgressChanged != null)
> WorkProgressChanged(this, new
> ProgressChangedEventArgs(\\ what arguments to use here????));
>
> Anyone can tell me what arguments to use in constructing a
> "ProgressChangedEventArgs"?

Thanks! What's the difference between this "ProgressChanged" and
"ReportProgress"? It seems that they are both used to update the
progression bar.

//What's the difference between this "ProgressChanged" and
> "ReportProgress"? //


i have no idea.

check the msdn documentation.




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> Thanks! What's the difference between this "ProgressChanged" and
> "ReportProgress"? It seems that they are both used to update the
> progression bar.

Thanks again! I've got the info about the arguments on your link.